Free Exam: Photo composition copy
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"Framing" is another word for which of the following?
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Question 2
[img]http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1361/831841742_c31cd69017.jpg[/img]What technique does the following describe?
Try kneeling, or even putting the camera on the ground. Or climb a flight of stairs so you're higher than the subject you're photographing. Changing angles provides a new way of seeing things, and makes for a more dramatic picture.
Try kneeling, or even putting the camera on the ground. Or climb a flight of stairs so you're higher than the subject you're photographing. Changing angles provides a new way of seeing things, and makes for a more dramatic picture.
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Question 3
What typically is the direction of lines in a photo that creates the illusion of movement.
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Question 4
Fill in the blank. _________________ brings a photo to life. If you edit photos on the computer. Look at each photo and think about what you really want people to see. Then cut everything else away. Try some unusual shapes, like panoramas or narrow verticals.
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Question 5
What is this technique called?
Interesting photos can be made of the waves created by drifting snow, a flock of birds flying in formation or pipes stacked at a construction site.
Interesting photos can be made of the waves created by drifting snow, a flock of birds flying in formation or pipes stacked at a construction site.
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